4/27/07
We just put up my wife Liz’s page on our site. It’s worth a look.
Continue reading →Monthly Archives: April 2007
4/25/07
James Filiaggi was executed by lethal injection in Ohio yesterday. He was the 25th man to be executed in Ohio since 1999. In our research on the death penalty, I interviewed Connecticut author Annette Boscoe. She wrote … Continue reading →
4/23/07
We road our bicycles to “Earthfest” (2007 Climate Change Solutions) at the Cleveland Zoo yesterday. It is billed as “Ohio’s largest environmental education event.” Before the Welcoming Cermenonies, I talked with Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson. During the … Continue reading →
4/20/07
Yesterday Cleveland’s Plain Dealer newspaper ran a front page, five column photo-spread and story about Seung-Hui Cho, who killed 32 students at Virginia Tech during a gruesome shooting spree. On the other front page newspaper column, was a story … Continue reading →
4/18/07
On the Virginia Tech shootings, the Nichols Mines Amish girls shootings, the Columbine shootings… It wouldn’t take a professor of Social Psychology to figure this out. We are awash in media/entertainment violence. It influences our pysches. … Continue reading →
4/16/07
I attended a talk by Joe Mueller at Cleveland’s Catholic Worker House. Mr. Mueller is a Christian Peacekeeper Team member who has been to Iraq twice. On his first trip, last year, the Peacekeeper Team that came in … Continue reading →
4/13/07
We have just updated our son Joseph’s page on our website.
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Our daughter just won a Earth Day Coalition essay writing contest in Cleveland. She chose the topic of global warming within the context of something that is going on in the city here to help reverse it.
Continue reading →4/9/07
We have recently completed our about the family update for this site. It gives a much more in-depth look at us as a family and what our motivation is. And part of that motivation: is to win this … Continue reading →
4/6/07
Good Friday reflection: With Easter weekend upon us, I recall the many conversations I have had with people around the country about letting go to the will of God. I often share that I am inspired by the witness … Continue reading →